Les journalistes de Mediapart ne se rendent pas toujours au tribunal pour couvrir des procès. Il arrive qu'ils et elles soient poursuivi·es en diffamation par des personnes mises en cause dans leurs articles. Beaucoup plus exceptionnellement, Mediapart attaque en justice. (...). Cette semaine pourtant, Lucie Delaporte a gagné un procès qu'elle avait intenté à des influenceurs d'extrême droite. Une exception, donc, qui mérite explication...
Les journalistes de Mediapart ne se rendent pas (…)

Les deux dernières années ont vu un accroissement de l'antisémitisme : au-delà de l'augmentation générale des manifestations de racisme sous toutes ses formes, il y a eu une recrudescence spécifique d'attaques, parfois spectaculaires, visant des Juifs en tant que tels. Traiter ce problème nécessite de poser un diagnostic correct quant à la cause profonde du phénomène.
La multiplication des actes antisémites est évidemment corrélée à la séquence d'événements qui a commencé au Moyen-Orient (…)

[Regional elections were held in Andalusia on 17 May 2026 to elect the 13^th Parliament of the autonomous community. party secured a surprise breakthrough with 8 seats and almost 10% of the vote. See table in El País. [IVP]
David de la Cruz, currently a city councillor in Cádiz, is a journalist by profession. A member of Anticapitalistas Andalucía and one of the leaders of Adelante Andalucía, he experienced the election campaign intensely and with the pent-up emotions of the night of the (…)

The past two years have seen a surge in antisemitism: beyond the general increase in manifestations of racism of all kinds, there has been a specific surge in dramatic attacks targeting Jews as such. Tackling this matter requires making the correct diagnosis as to the root cause of the phenomenon.
There is no denial that the past two years have seen a surge in antisemitism: beyond the general increase in manifestations of racism of all kinds, there has been a specific surge in dramatic (…)

When an indigenous mother looks out for her children, she ends up looking out for her people
In Upi, Maguindanao del Norte, near the end of the road, students and teachers celebrate the end of the school year. It was their moving-up ceremony. Everyone was in their Sunday best.
Jennevie Cornelio was wearing a pink floral dress. Her hair styled in soft waves. Jen is a council member of the Teduray and Lambangian indigenous political structure. She is a mother to five children. Her third (…)